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Relativizations Relativizations of the

  • f the

P =? DNP Question P =? DNP Question for the BSS Model for the BSS Model

Christine Gaßner Christine Gaßner Greifswald Greifswald

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The The machines machines

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The The complexity complexity classes classes

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The The complexity complexity classes classes

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The The complexity complexity classes classes

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The The oracle

  • racle machines

machines

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A summary A summary

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A summary A summary

Similarly to P PQ

Q Q ≠

≠ NP NPQ

Q Q

  • cp. CCA 2008

Similarly to P PQ

Q Q ≠

≠ NP NPQ

Q Q

  • cp. CCA 2008
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A summary A summary

  • cp. CCC 2009
  • cp. CCC 2009
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A summary A summary

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An oracle An oracle Q Q with with P PR

R Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP PR

R Q Q

Diagonalization Diagonalization techniques from techniques from Baker, Gill, and Baker, Gill, and Solovay Solovay (only

(only 0 and 1 as constants 0 and 1 as constants) )

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An oracle An oracle Q Q with with P PR

R Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP PR

R Q Q

Diagonalization Diagonalization techniques from techniques from Baker, Gill, and Baker, Gill, and Solovay Solovay (only

(only 0 and 1 as constants 0 and 1 as constants) ) BSS BSS -

  • only with 0 and 1
  • nly with 0 and 1
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An oracle An oracle Q Q with with P PR

R Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP PR

R Q Q

Diagonalization Diagonalization techniques from techniques from Baker, Gill, and Baker, Gill, and Solovay Solovay (only

(only 0 and 1 as constants 0 and 1 as constants) ) BSS BSS -

  • only with 0 and 1
  • nly with 0 and 1
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An oracle An oracle Q Q with with P PR

R Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP PR

R Q Q

Diagonalization Diagonalization techniques from techniques from Baker, Gill, and Baker, Gill, and Solovay Solovay (only

(only 0 and 1 as constants 0 and 1 as constants) ) BSS BSS -

  • only with 0 and 1
  • nly with 0 and 1
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An oracle An oracle Q Q with with P PR

R Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP PR

R Q Q

Diagonalization Diagonalization techniques from techniques from Baker, Gill, and Baker, Gill, and Solovay Solovay (only

(only 0 and 1 as constants 0 and 1 as constants) ) BSS BSS -

  • only with 0 and 1
  • nly with 0 and 1
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An oracle An oracle Q Q with with P PR

R Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP PR

R Q Q

Diagonalization Diagonalization techniques from techniques from Baker, Gill, and Baker, Gill, and Solovay Solovay (only

(only 0 and 1 as constants 0 and 1 as constants) ) BSS BSS -

  • only with 0 and 1
  • nly with 0 and 1

Important: V V

i i

≠ ∅ ≠ ∅ iff iff N N N

i i W W i i

rejects rejects (0,..., 0) (0,..., 0) ∈ ∈ ℝ ℝ

n n i i

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An oracle An oracle Q Q with with P PR

R Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP PR

R Q Q

Diagonalization Diagonalization techniques from techniques from Baker, Gill, and Baker, Gill, and Solovay Solovay (only

(only 0 and 1 as constants 0 and 1 as constants) ) V Vi

i ≠∅

≠∅ can be satisfied can be satisfied BSS BSS -

  • only with 0 and 1
  • nly with 0 and 1
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An oracle An oracle Q Q with with P PR

R Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP PR

R Q Q

Diagonalization Diagonalization techniques from techniques from Baker, Gill, and Baker, Gill, and Solovay Solovay (only

(only 0 and 1 as constants 0 and 1 as constants) )

since since the path of the path of N Ni

i W Wi i traversed by

traversed by (0,..., 0) (0,..., 0) ∈ ∈ ℝ ℝn

ni i

  • is uniquely determined

is uniquely determined

  • of polynomial length
  • f polynomial length

V V

i i

≠∅ ≠∅ can be satisfied can be satisfied

BSS BSS -

  • only with 0 and 1
  • nly with 0 and 1
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N Ni

i W Wi i rejects

rejects (0,..., 0) (0,..., 0) ∈ ∈ ℝ ℝ

n ni i

Diagonalization Diagonalization techniques from techniques from Baker, Gill, and Baker, Gill, and Solovay Solovay (only

(only 0 and 1 as constants 0 and 1 as constants) )

N Ni

i W Wi i:

:

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N Ni

i W Wi i rejects

rejects (0,..., 0) (0,..., 0) ∈ ∈ ℝ ℝ

n ni i

Diagonalization Diagonalization techniques from techniques from Baker, Gill, and Baker, Gill, and Solovay Solovay (only

(only 0 and 1 as constants 0 and 1 as constants) )

Only 0 and 1 as constants Only 0 and 1 as constants encoded by themselves encoded by themselves N Ni

i W Wi i:

:

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N Ni

i W Wi i rejects

rejects (0,..., 0) (0,..., 0) ∈ ∈ ℝ ℝ

n ni i

Diagonalization Diagonalization techniques from techniques from Baker, Gill, and Baker, Gill, and Solovay Solovay (only

(only 0 and 1 as constants 0 and 1 as constants) )

Only 0 and 1 as constants Only 0 and 1 as constants encoded by themselves encoded by themselves ⇒ ⇒ The polynomials are The polynomials are uniquely determined. uniquely determined. N Ni

i W Wi i:

:

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N Ni

i W Wi i rejects

rejects (0,..., 0) (0,..., 0) ∈ ∈ ℝ ℝ

n ni i

Diagonalization Diagonalization techniques from techniques from Baker, Gill, and Baker, Gill, and Solovay Solovay (only

(only 0 and 1 as constants 0 and 1 as constants) )

Only 0 and 1 as constants Only 0 and 1 as constants encoded by themselves encoded by themselves ⇒ ⇒ The polynomials are The polynomials are uniquely determined. uniquely determined. ⇒ ⇒ The path is uniquely The path is uniquely determined. determined. N Ni

i W Wi i:

:

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An oracle An oracle Q Q with with P PR

R Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP PR

R Q Q

Diagonalization Diagonalization techniques from techniques from Baker, Gill, and Baker, Gill, and Solovay Solovay (only

(only 0 and 1 as constants 0 and 1 as constants) ) BSS BSS -

  • only with 0 and 1
  • nly with 0 and 1
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length length ≤ ≤ 2 2n

ni i

⇒∃x ∈ {0, 1}

ni

( ( x x is not queried by is not queried by N Ni

i W Wi i )

) ⇒ ⇒ V Vi

i ≠∅

≠∅

V Vi

i ≠∅

≠∅ iff iff N Ni

i W Wi i rejects

rejects (0,..., 0) (0,..., 0) ∈ ∈ ℝ ℝ

n ni i

Diagonalization Diagonalization techniques from techniques from Baker, Gill, and Baker, Gill, and Solovay Solovay (only 0 and 1 as constants)

(only 0 and 1 as constants)

N Ni

i W Wi i:

:

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An oracle An oracle Q Q with with P PR

R Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP PR

R Q Q

Diagonalization Diagonalization techniques from techniques from Baker, Gill, and Baker, Gill, and Solovay Solovay (only

(only 0 and 1 as constants 0 and 1 as constants) )

Important: N N

i i Q Q

≙ ≙ N N

i i W W i i + 1 + 1

≙ ≙ N N

i i W W i i

  • n
  • n (0,..., 0)

(0,..., 0) ∈ ∈ ℝ ℝ

n n i i

BSS BSS -

  • only with 0 and 1
  • nly with 0 and 1
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An oracle An oracle Q Q with with P PR

R Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP PR

R Q Q

Diagonalization Diagonalization techniques from techniques from Baker, Gill, and Baker, Gill, and Solovay Solovay (only

(only 0 and 1 as constants 0 and 1 as constants) )

⇒ ⇒ N Ni

i W Wi i +1 +1 ≙

≙ N Ni

i Q Q

  • n
  • n

( , . . . , ) ( , . . . , ) ∈ ∈ ℝ ℝn

ni i

BSS BSS -

  • only with 0 and 1
  • nly with 0 and 1
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N Ni

i W Wi i+1 +1 ≙

≙ N Ni

i Q Q on

  • n (0,..., 0)

(0,..., 0) ∈ ∈ ℝ ℝ

n ni i

Diagonalization Diagonalization techniques from techniques from Baker, Gill, and Baker, Gill, and Solovay Solovay (only 0 and 1 as constants)

(only 0 and 1 as constants)

s sµ

µ ,

, s sλ

λ ≤

≤ n ni

i+1 +1

⇓ ⇓

≙ ≙ ... ... ∈

∈ W

Wi

i+1 +1 ?

? N Ni

i Q Q:

: ≙ ≙ ... ... ∈

∈ W

Wi

i+1 +1 ?

?

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An oracle An oracle Q Q with with P PR

R Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP PR

R Q Q

Diagonalization Diagonalization techniques from techniques from Baker, Gill, and Baker, Gill, and Solovay Solovay (only

(only 0 and 1 as constants 0 and 1 as constants) )

⇒ ⇒N Ni

i W Wi i +1 +1 ≙

≙ N Ni

i W Wi i on

  • n (0,..., 0)

(0,..., 0) ∈ ∈ ℝ ℝn

ni i

BSS BSS -

  • only with 0 and 1
  • nly with 0 and 1
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N Ni

i W Wi i ≙

≙ N Ni

i W Wi i+1 +1 ≙

≙ N Ni

iQ Q

  • n
  • n (0,..., 0)

(0,..., 0) ∈ ∈ ℝ ℝ

n ni i

Diagonalization Diagonalization techniques from techniques from Baker, Gill, and Baker, Gill, and Solovay Solovay (only 0 and 1 as constants)

(only 0 and 1 as constants)

x x ∈ ∈ V Vi

i

⇒ ⇒ x x ∈ ∈W Wi

i+1 +1

⇒ ⇒ x x is not queried by is not queried by N Ni

i W Wi i

⇓ ⇓

N Ni

i Q Q:

: ≙ ≙ ... ... ∈

∈ W

Wi

i ?

? ≙ ≙ ... ... ∈

∈ W

Wi

i ?

?

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An oracle An oracle Q Q with with P PR

R Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP PR

R Q Q

Diagonalization Diagonalization techniques from techniques from Baker, Gill, and Baker, Gill, and Solovay Solovay (only 0 and 1 as constants)

(only 0 and 1 as constants) BSS BSS -

  • only with 0 and 1
  • nly with 0 and 1
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An oracle An oracle Q Q with with P PR

R Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP PR

R Q Q

Diagonalization Diagonalization techniques from techniques from Baker, Gill, and Baker, Gill, and Solovay Solovay (only 0 and 1 as constants)

(only 0 and 1 as constants) BSS BSS -

  • only with 0 and 1
  • nly with 0 and 1

N Ni

i W Wi i ≙

≙ N Ni

i Q Q on

  • n (0,..., 0)

(0,..., 0) ∈ ∈ ℝ ℝn

ni i

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An oracle An oracle Q Q with with P Pℝ

ℝ(=) (=) Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP Pℝ

ℝ(=) (=) Q Q Diagonalization Diagonalization techniques from techniques from Baker, Gill, and Baker, Gill, and Solovay Solovay (only

(only equality tests equality tests) )

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An oracle An oracle Q Q with with P Pℝ

ℝ(=) (=) Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP Pℝ

ℝ(=) (=) Q Q Diagonalization Diagonalization techniques from techniques from Baker, Gill, and Baker, Gill, and Solovay Solovay (only

(only equality tests equality tests) )

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An oracle An oracle Q Q with with P Pℝ

ℝ(=) (=) Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP Pℝ

ℝ(=) (=) Q Q Diagonalization Diagonalization techniques from techniques from Baker, Gill, and Baker, Gill, and Solovay Solovay (only

(only equality tests equality tests) )

  • nly equality tests
  • nly equality tests
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An oracle An oracle Q Q with with P Pℝ

ℝ(=) (=) Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP Pℝ

ℝ(=) (=) Q Q Diagonalization Diagonalization techniques from techniques from Baker, Gill, and Baker, Gill, and Solovay Solovay (only

(only equality tests equality tests) )

  • nly equality tests
  • nly equality tests
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An oracle An oracle Q Q with with P Pℝ

ℝ(=) (=) Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP Pℝ

ℝ(=) (=) Q Q Diagonalization Diagonalization techniques from techniques from Baker, Gill, and Baker, Gill, and Solovay Solovay (only

(only equality tests equality tests) ) V V

i i

=∅ =∅ can be satisfied although can be satisfied although x is not queried on x is not queried on (0,...,0) (0,...,0)

  • nly equality tests
  • nly equality tests
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An oracle An oracle Q Q with with P Pℝ

ℝ(=) (=) Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP Pℝ

ℝ(=) (=) Q Q Diagonalization Diagonalization techniques from techniques from Baker, Gill, and Baker, Gill, and Solovay Solovay (only

(only equality tests equality tests) ) V V

i i

=∅ =∅ can be satisfied although can be satisfied although x is not queried on x is not queried on (0,...,0) (0,...,0)

  • nly equality tests
  • nly equality tests
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An oracle An oracle Q Q with with P Pℝ

ℝ(=) (=) Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP Pℝ

ℝ(=) (=) Q Q Diagonalization Diagonalization techniques from techniques from Baker, Gill, and Baker, Gill, and Solovay Solovay (only

(only equality tests equality tests) )

  • nly equality tests
  • nly equality tests

c p . C C C 2 9

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An oracle An oracle Q Q with with P Pℝ

ℝ(=) (=) Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP Pℝ

ℝ(=) (=) Q Q Diagonalization Diagonalization techniques from techniques from Baker, Gill, and Baker, Gill, and Solovay Solovay (only

(only equality tests equality tests) )

  • nly equality tests
  • nly equality tests
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An oracle An oracle Q Q with with P Pℝ

ℝ(=) (=) Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP Pℝ

ℝ(=) (=) Q Q Diagonalization Diagonalization techniques from techniques from Baker, Gill, and Baker, Gill, and Solovay Solovay (only

(only equality tests equality tests) )

  • nly equality tests
  • nly equality tests

The path of Ni

Wi,c1,...,cki is

uniquely determined.

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An oracle An oracle Q Q with with P Pℝ

ℝ(=) (=) Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP Pℝ

ℝ(=) (=) Q Q Diagonalization Diagonalization techniques from techniques from Baker, Gill, and Baker, Gill, and Solovay Solovay (only

(only equality tests equality tests) )

  • nly equality tests
  • nly equality tests
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An oracle An oracle Q Q with with P Pℝ

ℝ(=) (=) Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP Pℝ

ℝ(=) (=) Q Q Diagonalization Diagonalization techniques from techniques from Baker, Gill, and Baker, Gill, and Solovay Solovay (only

(only equality tests equality tests) )

  • nly equality tests
  • nly equality tests
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An oracle An oracle Q Q with with P Pℝ

ℝ Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP Pℝ

ℝ Q Q

Problems in the full BSS model Problems in the full BSS model

BSS BSS -

  • with order tests

with order tests

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An oracle An oracle Q Q with with P Pℝ

ℝ Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP Pℝ

ℝ Q Q

Problems in the full BSS model Problems in the full BSS model

? BSS BSS -

  • with order tests

with order tests

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An oracle An oracle Q Q with with P Pℝ

ℝ Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP Pℝ

ℝ Q Q

Problems in the full BSS model Problems in the full BSS model

BSS BSS -

  • with order tests

with order tests

Characterization Characterization of the algebraic

  • f the algebraic

dependence of the constants dependence of the constants c c1

1,...,

,...,c ck

ki i

is is not not sufficient sufficient

!!!

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An oracle An oracle Q Q with with P Pℝ

ℝ Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP Pℝ

ℝ Q Q

Problems in the full BSS model Problems in the full BSS model

BSS BSS -

  • with order tests

with order tests

⇒ ⇒ We need a new encoding. We need a new encoding. But: If But: If n ni

i will be greater, then the test

will be greater, then the test results are also dependent on the new results are also dependent on the new zeros of the new zeros of the new polynonials polynonials. .

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An oracle An oracle Q Q with with P Pℝ

ℝ Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP Pℝ

ℝ Q Q

Problems in the full BSS model Problems in the full BSS model

BSS BSS -

  • with order tests

with order tests ?

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N Ni

i W Wi i, ,c c1 1,..., ,...,c ck ki i rejects

rejects (0,..., 0, (0,..., 0,C Ci

i, , j j)

) ∈ ∈ ℝ ℝ

n ni i ?

?

Using further ideas for the full BSS model Using further ideas for the full BSS model N Ni

i W Wi i, ,c c1 1,..., ,...,c ck ki i∈

∈K

Ki

i, ,j j:

: The The values of the values of the polynomials at polynomials at C

Ci

i, ,j j

are uniquely are uniquely determined by determined by C

Ci

i, ,j j.

.

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N Ni

i W Wi i, ,c c1 1,..., ,...,c ck ki i rejects

rejects (0,..., 0, (0,..., 0,C Ci

i, , j j)

) ∈ ∈ ℝ ℝ

n ni i ?

?

Using further ideas for the full BSS model Using further ideas for the full BSS model N Ni

i W Wi i, ,c c1 1,..., ,...,c ck ki i∈

∈K

Ki

i, ,j j:

: The The values of the values of the polynomials at polynomials at C

Ci

i, ,j j

are uniquely are uniquely determined by determined by C

Ci

i, ,j j.

. ⇒ ⇒ The path is uniquely The path is uniquely determined. determined.

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The definition of The definition of C Ci

i, ,j j

BSS BSS -

  • with order tests

with order tests

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BSS BSS -

  • with order tests

with order tests

A n e n u m e r a t i

  • n

The definition of The definition of C Ci

i, ,j j

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BSS BSS -

  • with order tests

with order tests

All possible coefficients are considered.

The definition of The definition of C Ci

i, ,j j

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BSS BSS -

  • with order tests

with order tests

The definition of The definition of C Ci

i, ,j j

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The definition of The definition of C Ci

i, ,j j

BSS BSS -

  • with order tests

with order tests

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The definition of The definition of C Ci

i, ,j j

BSS BSS -

  • with order tests

with order tests

determines order tests pν,µ(x)≥0 and queries

  • n (0,…,0, N)

if N ∈ ℕ, pν,µ qλ,µ∈ℚ[x]

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The definition of The definition of C Ci

i, ,j j

BSS BSS -

  • with order tests

with order tests

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The definition of The definition of C Ci

i, ,j j

BSS BSS -

  • with order tests

with order tests

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The definition of The definition of C Ci

i, ,j j

BSS BSS -

  • with order tests

with order tests

greater than the zeros

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The definition of The definition of C Ci

i, ,j j

BSS BSS -

  • with order tests

with order tests

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The definition of The definition of C Ci

i, ,j j

BSS BSS -

  • with order tests

with order tests

determine order tests pν,µ(x) ≥ 0

  • n (0,…, 0, N)

for large N ∈ ℕ

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The definition of The definition of C Ci

i, ,j j

BSS BSS -

  • with order tests

with order tests

determine order tests pν,µ(x) ≥ 0

  • n (0,…, 0, N)

for large N ≥ Nchar(…)

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The definition of The definition of C Ci

i, ,j j

BSS BSS -

  • with order tests

with order tests

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The definition of The definition of C Ci

i, ,j j

BSS BSS -

  • with order tests

with order tests

greater than all natural values

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The definition of The definition of C Ci

i, ,j j

BSS BSS -

  • with order tests

with order tests

determine parts of the queries on (0,…, 0, N) for large N ≥ Nchar(…), N ∈ ℕ

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The definition of The definition of C Ci

i, ,j j

BSS BSS -

  • with order tests

with order tests

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i, ,j j

BSS BSS -

  • with order tests

with order tests

allows to extend the oracle step-by-step by a recursive definition

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The definition of The definition of C Ci

i, ,j j

BSS BSS -

  • with order tests

with order tests

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i, ,j j

BSS BSS -

  • with order tests

with order tests

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N Ni

i W Wi i, ,c c1 1,..., ,...,c ck ki i rejects

rejects (0,..., 0, (0,..., 0,C Ci

i, , j j)

) ∈ ∈ ℝ ℝ

n ni i

The The values of the values of the polynomials at polynomials at C

Ci

i, ,j j

are uniquely are uniquely determined by determined by C

Ci

i, ,j j.

. ⇒ ⇒ The path is uniquely The path is uniquely determined. determined. N Ni

i W Wi i, ,c c1 1,..., ,...,c ck ki i∈

∈K

Ki

i, ,j j:

:

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An oracle An oracle Q Q with with P Pℝ

ℝ Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP Pℝ

ℝ Q Q

Problems in the full BSS model Problems in the full BSS model

BSS BSS -

  • with order tests

with order tests S e e m y p a p e r .

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A second oracle A second oracle Q Q with with P Pℝ

ℝ Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP Pℝ

ℝ Q Q

Problems in the full BSS model Problems in the full BSS model

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A second oracle A second oracle Q Q with with P Pℝ

ℝ Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP Pℝ

ℝ Q Q

Problems in the full BSS model Problems in the full BSS model

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yes yes yes yes

A second oracle A second oracle Q Q with with P Pℝ

ℝ Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP Pℝ

ℝ Q Q

Problems in the full BSS model Problems in the full BSS model

(qµ,1(r),..., qµ,sµ(r)) ∉ Wi ? (qλ,1(r),..., qλ,sλ(r)) ∉ Wi ? Output: 0 ? Input: (0,..., 0, r) ∈ ℝ

n

After a polynomial number of steps

  • f a deterministic machine

pν,1(r) ≥ 0 ? pν, j(r) ≥ 0 ?

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A second oracle A second oracle Q Q with with P Pℝ

ℝ Q Q ≠

≠ DN DNP Pℝ

ℝ Q Q

Problems in the full BSS model Problems in the full BSS model

S e e m y p a p e r .

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A summary A summary

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Thank you for your attention! Thank you for your attention!

Christine Christine Gaßner Gaßner

Greifswald Greifswald. .

Thanks also to Thanks also to Volkmar Volkmar Liebscher Liebscher, , the the organizers

  • rganizers of the CCA 2009,
  • f the CCA 2009,

the referees reading my paper. the referees reading my paper.

Relativizations Relativizations of the P =? DNP Question for the

  • f the P =? DNP Question for the

BSS Model BSS Model